Sentence examples for much extended from inspiring English sources

Latterly, with the broadening of the field of distribution and the growing use of containers in the retail trade, the scope of the regulation has been much extended.

The use of related individuals also do not provide much extended Linkage Disequilibrium information compared to unrelated individuals of same population.

The law of damage to property was regulated by statute (the Lex Aquilia), which in turn was much extended by interpretation.

The 400-mile (650-kilometre) Cariboo Road from Yale at the head of navigation of the Fraser River to Barkerville was the major wagon route in the 1860s to the gold-mining region; it is now rebuilt and much extended.

Speaking at the PAC hearing, an NAO director said: "We would like to see the number of authorities taking part [in the Poet survey] much extended and consistency over time.

We therefore speculate that in many therapeutic interventional settings there may exist a much extended scope for lowering drug dose (and applying continuously) than previously thought yet increasing effectiveness and reducing side effects simultaneously.

And for me, that appreciation very much extends to President Bush.

According to McCammon, the "trouble" her son claims to have seen in his short life pretty much extends to one person—"his brother".

Human parturition, however, is generally a much more extended process than that of monkeys.

In comparison, a cellular telephone conversation is a much more extended exposure during which driving circumstances can change dramatically".

"In African-American families there is a much larger extended network of kin as well as other obligations.